Encoding vs decoding

Take a moment to think about how you teach spelling and reading? What strategies do you use and suggest to students when teaching them how to read and spell? Do these strategies involve looking at the pictures? Using context clues to guess the words? If you answered yes to the last two questions above, consider the following:When looking at a picture are you actually reading a word or are you identifying an object in a picture? These are two different processes in our brains. Our brains were…

Jessica Farmer on Instagram: "Phonics 101: Decoding vs. Encoding 🥳 Hit SAVE! Decoding: Applying phoneme/grapheme relationships to read words. Requires blending! Encoding: Applying phoneme/grapheme relationships to spell words. Requires segmenting! If you want to learn more about phonics and structured literacy, follow @farmerlovesphonics for more tips! I recently updated this resource to include more word building templates and word chain lists! Comment if you need the link. If you…

Visualization and Visual Communication

What is Phonics? Phonics is a method translating the 44+ sounds (phonemes) of spoken English to individual or groups of written letters (graphemes).

Encoding vs. Encryption vs. Tokenization Encoding, encryption, and tokenization are three distinct processes that handle data in different ways for various…

Word mapping, also known as phoneme-grapheme mapping, is an activity where students link the 'sound' part of a word to the 'letter' part of a word.

The Science of Reading decoding strategies provide students with the necessary skills to decode unknown words and become proficient readers.

Learn about encoding and signing with asymmetric encryption.

Decoding strategies